On Tue, Jun 08, 2004 at 11:12:21AM -1000, Charles Lockhart wrote: > I use mozilla as my browser/mail client on a redhat 9 machine > that resides in my office in Hilo. When I'm over here in > Honolulu, I tunnel the client over ssh to read my mail on my > laptop. When I start a mozilla browser on my laptop, with the > mail client on, the process seems to get spawned on my office > computer, and I end up tunnelling that as well.
Sounds like you ssh'd to your office, started up your mail client, then mozilla, all from the same shell. > Can you set it up to not do that, to just tunnel the mail > client, but then run the browers started on the laptop actually > on the laptop? I didn't find a reference to it in the manual or > in the other support doc stuff on the mozilla.org website. Start mozilla locally before logging into your office system or use an entirely different shell. `man ssh` and search for 'X11 and TCP forwarding' -Vince
